Sentence examples for cling to work from inspiring English sources

When her breast cancer was diagnosed when she was 32, Ms. Borkowsky wanted to cling to work.

I was clinging to work that I didn't enjoy.

Fundamentally, if the big idea of a progressive future is to cling on to work for the avoidance of worklessness, we could dream up jobs that were bolder and much more fulfilling than driving.

I cling to the kitchen work surface for support.

Put on some old clothes, as the dust from the old wallpaper and plaster will definitely cling to you as you work.

Oh, but art is exactly that, in its cultural function, unless we cling to the delusion that works possess some metaphysically intrinsic worth, even in the dark.

Other chemicals like PCBs, DDT and PAHs cling to the plastic bits and work their way up the food chain, and eventually back to us.

"He is trying not to cling to the things that have worked in the past," said Christopher Nolan, who directed "The Dark Knight" and is working on another Batman sequel.

There is no plan for more jobs – and the Tories seem determined to make life as hard as possible for parents clinging to what work there is.

Grandfathers work diligently but cling to the past, bad dads turn up with harebrained schemes, maverick younger brothers invent new tastes out of happy accidents.

If they were serious about deficits, they'd be willing to consider policies that might actually work; instead, they cling to free-market fantasies that have failed repeatedly in practice.